Arabic Language Computing within the Framework of Computational Linguistics: Challenges of Representation and Prospects for Development

Abstract

Language has transcended its traditional communicative boundaries and moved beyond its conventional foundations, becoming an inevitable force that breaks abstract constraints. It has kept pace with technological advancement and entered the domains of artificial intelligence, leading to transformations in its literary dimensions and structural systems. In parallel with technological progress, language has undergone processes of engineering and programming that have established a complex system extending beyond mere communication into the sphere of educational computing. Consequently, a new field of knowledge has emerged, one that analyzes linguistic phenomena, develops innovative computational structures, and programs linguistic symbols in order to render language suitable for automatic processing. With the rapid scientific and technological advancements of the contemporary era, the growing interest in studying the digitization of language within the framework of the humanities has become increasingly urgent. This necessitates clarifying the fundamental issues upon which such studies are based, as well as explaining the methodological and scientific relationship involved in the computational programming of language. It also requires adapting global linguistic and literary arts in general, and the Arabic language in particular, to become more effective within digital learning environments.